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and Health at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health. About the Department The Department of Public Health is a research-intensive environment dedicated to advancing both fundamental scientific
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academic areas: Applied Public Health, Clinical Public Health, Epidemiology, Environment and Biostatistics, and Sport Science. An Assistant Professorship is a fixed-term position with a maximum duration of
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, are inclusive and team-oriented and able to contribute to a good work environment. We expect you to be fluent in oral and written English. International applicants are expected to learn Danish, and Aarhus
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academic areas: Applied Public Health, Clinical Public Health, Epidemiology, Environment & Biostatistics, and Sport Science. The teaching profile for the position is within philosophy of science. The
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collaboration across research groups and between foundational, methodological and application-oriented research. The CPH Section is a growing and international academic environment with an informal and collegial
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Health is a research-intensive environment dedicated to advancing both fundamental scientific knowledge and applied solutions to major public health challenges. Our research spans theoretical, basic, and
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of academia and industry, creating a unique environment for research, innovation and collaboration. Being Head of Thin Film Processing offers a rare chance to step into a central role within one of Denmark’s
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, postdoctoral researchers, and junior scientists and contribute actively to the collaborative research environment at KT. Where relevant, contribute to translation and innovation arising from fundamental research
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strategic domains Have strong stakeholder management and facilitation skills Enjoy building partnerships and working in multidisciplinary environments Are proactive, structured, and capable of driving
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responsibilities As Associate Professor in microvascular research and non-invasive optical blood flow imaging, you will contribute to the department’s research and teaching environment and to the faculty’s overall